Using 120-Day Hourly Nodal Wind and Solar Forecasting in Your FTR Trading Strategy

Rush is a Senior Manager of Commercial Strategy with Enverus' Power & Renewables team, where he focuses on our congestion and shorter-term power solutions. Before joining Enverus, he spent more than 10 years in various risk, analyst and trading roles in the energy and commodities industry. He is based in Austin, Texas.

Thomas Sherman is a Vice President in the Power and Renewables Division. He has research and modeling experience in renewable energy, power markets, environmental systems, and atmospheric sciences. His expertise is applying and developing state-of-the-art technology to solve industry problems. Thomas was a founder of CRCL Solutions and joined Enverus by acquisition in the summer of 2023. His current interests focus on forecasting renewable power production for real-time, day-ahead, and FTR trading tools. Thomas holds a PhD in Environmental Modeling from Notre Dame University, and a Bachelors in Science in Mathematics, and Environmental Science from University of Virginia.

Adam brings more than 15 years of power market experience to Enverus. His expertise aids all stakeholders in the power space through the energy transition. Adam has also worked for Independent Power Producers as an analyst, getting hands on with operations, hedging and planning activities, to name a few. He holds a degree in Economics & Finance from Bentley University.

Tianze Peng is a Staff Data Scientist in Power and Renewables who joined Enverus following the acquisition of CRCL Solutions in 2023. He specializes in developing quantitative software solutions for complex dynamical processes. Tianze has extensive modeling experience in renewable energy engineering, predictive and diagnostic models for environmental systems, and calibration models for various remote-sensing systems. Currently, he focuses on forecasting renewable power and net demand across different time scopes. Tianze holds a Ph.D. in environmental fluid dynamics from the University of Notre Dame and an M.S. in renewable energy and transport from Arizona State University.